The Local Germany conducts a survey on changes in Germany

In Germany, The Local Germany has invited foreigners living in the country to share how it has changed since they moved there. The publication is conducting a short survey for people who settled in Germany several years or several decades ago.

What changes participants are asked to assess

Participants are asked to share their observations about political changes and everyday life. As an example, the publication cites the growing number of places that accept credit card payments.

Respondents are also asked whether it was easier to find an apartment ten years ago, what prices for eating out were like at that time, and whether efforts to reduce bureaucracy and digitalize services have produced results.

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Who is invited to take part in the survey

Both residents of large cities and people who have moved within Germany can answer the questions. The editorial team wants to find out what has become easier or more difficult for foreigners and how these changes have affected their everyday lives.

Responses can be submitted through a short questionnaire on the publication's website.